Adsense Sites – How to Make Your First $1 with Adsense
There has been some discussions, to create Adsense sites or not to create...
Why give away commission for just cents or dollars when you can make more?
I have found some niches to be good for Adsense sites, (not saying I would add Adsense to any niche) or any other advertising program for that matter. In this case we will be talking about Adsense but there are other advertising programs that you can use as well.
If you get decent traffic to your site, Adsense can be a easy way to start making your first money online. I had been playing around with small niche sites and affiliate offers and wanted to try a plain Adsense site out.
I did some research and put my site up, it was a ugly little site, but I got it to rank on first page of Google and the CTR was high... I made $530.52 the second month with the site, this was May 2011, yes I wanted to create more Adsense sites after that :).
Should probably through this in. Disclaimer – this is how I did it, I do not guarantee any results or monetary compensation for anybody
The site has since been up and down in the rankings. I have not added much content to the site and it still makes me money. Last month July 2012 it made me $83.16 not bad for a site that I have not done much with in months.
In this Adsense tutorial we will talk about:
- What niches to chose when creating plain Adsense sites.
- Keywords - Go for high CPC or low CPC?
- Should you combine Adsense with affiliate programs?
- How to get the Adsense Code from Google Adsense.
- What Adsense Plugin to Use.
- Where to Place Your Adsense Ads.
- Not Approved or Maybe Banned from Google Adsense.
Lets get started!
I've found out, for me, anyway, sites built around: how to kind of keywords get me more clicks. My click through rates on my best adsense site based on late buying cycle stages has a click through rate of 3-4%. My best one built on keywords people use in the earlier stages of they buying cycle gets me 9-11%, one month it got me 5% (which is still higher than 4).
Nice one, Veronica.